🎨 Palette: Improve navigation accessibility with aria-labels#4
🎨 Palette: Improve navigation accessibility with aria-labels#4
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Added `aria-label` to navigation links in `MobileNav` and `DashboardNav` to ensure screen readers can announce the purpose of the links, especially when they are icon-only (e.g., on mobile).
- `src/components/mobile-nav.tsx`: Added `aria-label={item.title}` to `Link`.
- `src/components/dashboard-nav.tsx`: Added `aria-label={item.label}` to `Button`.
Co-authored-by: vireapp <[email protected]>
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This PR improves accessibility by adding
aria-labelattributes to navigation links in bothMobileNavandDashboardNavcomponents.Why
Navigation links, especially on mobile, often display only icons. Without
aria-label, screen readers cannot announce the purpose of these links, making the app inaccessible to visually impaired users.What
src/components/mobile-nav.tsx, addedaria-labelusing theitem.titleproperty.src/components/dashboard-nav.tsx, addedaria-labelusing theitem.labelproperty.Verification
MobileNavusestitleandDashboardNavuseslabelfor the text content.npm run buildto ensure no build errors.npm run lintto ensure no new lint errors were introduced.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13229211839352632318 started by @vireapp